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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-23
THE FISHERIES DISPUTE.
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p,;,s;n ratified a treaty. under the pro.
,,;.;o,s os which American fishermen
ware IN have certain privileges in Cana.
d;.n waters and Canadian fishermen
,,oro .ceorded certaip priyilepes in the
United States. A provision Of the treaty
rs.srved to the United States the right
% terminate it by giving the British
Government two years notice Of its in.
,ention to do 80. This notice was given
in 1859. at the instance OF the fishermen,
and in June 1885. the fishery articles Of
the treaty were Terminated. Since then
the Canadian Government has not per-
mitted Americans to fish within three
miles of the coast Of the British posses.
sions. and it has also prohibited the sale
of bait to American fishing vessels with.
in the three.ni limit. Several vessels.
which yentured inside the line. were cap.
tnred by Canadian cruisers, and the ex.
aa,erated fishermen have held meetings
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Tho new tariff schedule, which has
gone into effect. makes no changes what.
ever in local rates on the G. P. r. r.
Tho rates from here to Ogden are the
same as from San Francisco to Ogden.
No more and no less, --Winnemncca Sill
yer State
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Chloroform will remove paint or oil
from carpet when everything else fails
The value Of chloroform in this connec-
ton doss not appear to be well known.
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All persons having business with this office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
OoxpArY We have no authorized Agents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the sixth Judicial District Court.
in and for the County Of Lincoln, State of Me-
Judgment rendered in said Court. on the Twen-
ty-third day Of August, A. D. 1884, In favor Of
the State Of Nevada, plaintiff, and against the
Bristol Silver Mining Company and also the
real estate and improvements hereinafter de-
scribed, defendants. for the sum Of One Thou
sand Eighty-three and il-l00 tSl,083 l1-ln0l
dollars, tax and delinquency. together with
Forty-four and 50-100 (sA4 60-10o) dollars, tax
costs, and all accruing costs. I have levied on
the following property. to witt,
Possessory clai1s th one hundred sndsixty
tl60I acres OF land, about one ~ mile north
OF Bristol, and improvements thereon. consist
| blscksmith shop, dwelling house, restaurant
and ofice, stable and house, hotsting- works
and stable at Msyhower mine, Chloriding fur.
mace at mill, and one pair Fairbanks Hcales--in
Lincoln county, State OF Nevada.
Notics Is hereby given that on
Monday, tho 9Th Day Of October,
A. d. 1884, between the hours Of O'Clock In the
morning and O'Clock in the afternoon, namely
Ut IL O'Clock NJ. Of said day, will sell all thu
right, title and interest Of said Bristol Silver
Mining Company In and to the above describsd
said property to satisfy said above sum Of
&l,127 6l-lD0 tax delinquency, costs and accru
ing costs. 1t the front door OF the County Court
house, st Pioche, County OF Lincoln, State o.
Nevada. at public suction, for cash In hand, X
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy Hsft
execution and all costs.
sepetd. o.P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
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Monday, the l7th day Of January,
A. D. 1887,

or so much OF each parcel "a will pay tho
amount Of taxes, delinquency and costs against
It, will be sold BY me w County Treasurer and
Ex-O -Oficio Tax Receiver OF said County Of Lin-
coin, at IA O'Clock N !. Of said day, at tho front
door Of the court house, Ut the town Of Piocho,
in said county, 10 satisfy such taxes delin-
quency and costs. Said sales will BE- made
subject to redemption within six months after
the date Of sale, by payment OF all the sums
assessed against each parcel. together with three
per cent per month thereon from the date OF
sale until psid, In accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section Of an act Of the Legislature
OF tho State of Nevada. approved March 18th,
1895. Statutes OF 1885, page III.
Phoebe, December ., 1886. l8s6.
County Treasurer and ex-Ofi1cio Tax Receiver
Of Lincoln County. Nevada.
rIocHE.
olute + Wee simple little to lot and i'm
provementB on Meadow Valley street; lots 10
block 25; also lota on Meadow Valley street
lots II and Is, block IS; also e interest In lol
on Meadow Valley street; lot 0, block 10, taz
$50 2l, penalty 80 %, adv. 50, total SOS 20.
Drow Jamey--Fee simple title to . lot and
improvements on McCsnnon street; lot 20
block %, tax 81 "A. penalty licts, sdv 50. tota
81 s8.
Fortmsn John Estate Of Fee simple title to
lots and Improvements on lower Main street
lots 26, ~ and 20, block >, tsz 81 so, penalt.
1vets. adv So; total y ss.
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l11lu more money than at anything else by
taking an agency for the best selling
book out. Beginners succeed grsndly.
None fail. Terms free. HAIInTx Dcok
o.. Portland. Msins,
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For BiIl.Hsntls. letter. II . ads, Cards
Vouchers, and all kinds OF Job Prlnt-
img, either Fancy or Plain apply to
the neoorA once.
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Trustees Sale.


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described In aaid Trust Deed. OF % mnol
theeeof as may be necessary to pay s4id inlsS.
ssts and costs Of sale. 70 VT:
Thone certain 0lneos Mining Uiatme, Qu1xtA
Mill and Mschinssy. nillsits, 6osEalss 6essalas
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4 ND ALL KIND OF FANeY AND PLAIN
"A OBJ Printingdoue nrst-classsty and
stshort notice
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England is now making bluff on poor
little Hayti, and threatens to seize the
Tortugas Island unless moth.eaten
claim for several hundred thousand dol
lars be raid her Immediately. Tho Hay
items are incenscd at this high-handed
proceeding, and it is reported that they
have threatened to massacre every Euro.
pean in their country if the English pro-
grammo is carried ont. On account of
this rumor, the telegraph informs us, the
French Government has ordered a man.
of-war to Port-au. Prince to protect the
foreigners there. 1t seems that England's
claim is very questionable one, only
the interests Of few spectators being
involved, and yet the dispute is likely to
lead to the slaughter Of thousands Of in
nocent people. England has had much
credit for protecting her citizens abroad,
but the case in question apparently de.
mands mild course Of treatment.
-~~
The fare from Elko to San Francisco
is 1866 and from Elko to Ogden 500. so.
If you don't care to pay it you can walk.
The freight from San Francisco to Elko
is S2.4S per 100 pounds, and from Ogden
to Elko, sl.79. II you don't wish to pay
| il Won can send a team and have IL
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Mrs. JAM b-ouette of Jericho recently
visited her Gtdshter at this place .....
Mrs r. H. Whippie of Underhill visited
her sister Mrs. II, n. Goodwin last week.
...... Mrs. Luce of Stowe is housekeep.
ing for Rev. Edwin Wheelock at the
Boro....,J. NJ Stafford attended the re
union at Burlington recently. Oscar
Sutherland of Georgia, with his sister,
Ida, made a flying visit in town last week
-. Miss Katie Brush has been visiting
her parents but has now returned to ST
Albans where she is attending school. ...
Harry Miner has been quite ill the past
week ......i. Il. Beardsley aud wife are in
Canada visiting friends. ....A Amos Stearus
has taken - wife from the valley and f.
now enjoying pleasure trip. Amasd
Wilcox aAs been very rick but il now i'm.
prOViug. ...... Thomas Long had 80 bushels
OF fine pItd'ues on iitrlr back patch Of
land wiit 900 mauute "i any KIND. They
are free from rot or scales....AirS.
! Clinton Brown OF Cudprhli visited her
parents, Mr Hli Mrs WIlu8m Scott, last
weck.....Fr3uk Chay,r Ia, secured a
! position ~ durliugtun.....A little daugh.
ter of Irving Chase is sick with canker
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An iuyalid residing in West Rutland
was greatly encouraeed receuly by the
arrival of a sister and ii children, who
came on osteusibly 90 assist tel ia her in
hrmities.
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~ d. w bLaI - d LANA hibDe
gone 10 ~pend Jew days with .
company WITH Miss olive sauborn. .
VINO returns to Burlington after visit /
here....Ni-s Ellen >cribuer continues tde /
millinery store formeriv occupied b |
Mr.. Dodge......C. 4. Richardson .
has returned from market.....IrcdI /
Atkins and Miss Ellen Eddy We're /
married Thursday and Went to Montreal. /
They VIII begiu housekeeping at the place ,
opposite the Trotter House, lately occu-
pied by William Wade Mr. Wade will /
spend the winter with his sou, Dr. Henry |
W ade of Starksboro, and visit his sons in |
Minneapolis and Nuus0s next spring.
Edwin Dillingham; Post meet at the G.. /
4. r. bah on the first and third Wedue .
day of each molth ut seven O'Clock p. m. /
ReVS. i. II. Elliott and Leonard Iruuey. /
...haVe returned from Springfield, Where /
they went TO attend the meeting OF the
American Board ....Vhere was no ser
vice at the Congregational church last
Surlay, the pastor Rev. Charles SheI-
don, being ut Springfield, Mass....... 90.
George Dumas has moved from the mill
village to the hOuse lately occupied by
David Ring Mr.. Ring has removed TO
White htrer Junction.
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rergennes
Lewis Morris, VINO has been suffering
from "a broken leg, since the last day OF the
f;Ir, Der. 3, was able To be ont Ihul 9day
...... Mrs. W. T. Parker remaius extreme
~ low and feeble ... Mrs Benedict mas
more favorable symptoms........Mr. f..
II. Daniels Oh Bristol has the contract
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pact of ue town, Lust irlty evening""
4 scarcity ni water IS the -ru,rai COM
plAnt Wells that haven't laileu before
In years, are dry. Deacon Henry Green
and wife Of -. Adams visited friends IN
this place last week....Nrs. H. j anlor ls
nome with her parents IN Chichester.
| There was paving bee az MIS-. ben
Weetmlu last Thursday evening, Whlch
was eDiuvcd by some Of the young people.
...... Miss Hattie Ellsworth Is ou = N!5lt
/ tp friends in New Nurk...... Morris
Metctlf is very sick with tvpnoil pneU-
moui1.....THe Notch people are Wep1r-
/ lnG shingles to cover the little churcn aJ
/ iilst Cambridge this fdii..... Charles
Newell, who has been at work IN Bur
i1gtOu, visited in CambridLe last week.
..... Mrs. Horncr died last week. For d
/ yrnr she h1d heen great sufferer from
/ disease and death was welcome visitor
To- her. Hev. II. Il. Barnard OF Uuderhil!
/ Centre conducted the funeral services at
/ Ea~t C8mbrilLe.... Eia Holmes has
/ gone to Marlboro, Mass, on a VISIT lof
/ few W"ekS..... Extra help has been Sc
cured from st. AiDan5 to aud in finishing
/ the interior of the new church at the
Boro. The seats are similar to those at
/ thr howard opera hOV-e at burlington.
..... Four new members have lately been
added 30 the Phoenix Lodge J. y. OF IT, J.
...Ati,~ Gurus has been topping for 4 lew
| days with her sister, MIS- Raymore, and
/ Mrs. Austin Lecore Wiih her brother,
closed her school IN the Fuller district,
last FrlJy.... Mrs. J. T. Bowen mas re
turned from her visit to friends IN " est
port, =. W. IL. Gli5Nuii, accom-
yvs,i, +, n.,rcba.. h,rsps .RpuitIuIn
Cook received another shock last week
which urn~lra'ed him for a time, but ne
Is now recovering. Frankie Hobart,
Wn" Us Attending scu"Ji 40 buii'hSt1h'
ha, petu ti h!,l'1 Z Z,'I Z" I.,1- 80
' - N',,' 10 ,,, 81" ,a XXI .t9,Ii Mi
-, t..,.i.a ,,.,t,ntsi l. rn, Methods
sunday school ar the B,ro......Glis- Lot
tr Hu5couh, who ha- been at Cambridge
!nr o. yrnr past, has gone to Titusv.te TO-
-pem' ,pc "ih'0r W!,' her s.7l l.'' .'tl ~
SON is - .pWnE wi,h her Sraa,dmoother....
LU. 'tei,c" mas 1'r.ilS. S.,,' IL ','. "a ., ~
o. D' ,'.. VI! IS IL IL Cr,t
from Wolcort exchanged pulpits with
Rev. MIR. Iguuey last Sunday y....Nr. Uld
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ing home ON Mon laN.--- } uc new engine
cowuauy have hired rooms ian the u lDa
,,l -.. bIDc., for oil, vanr---I I,av. E.
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Bristol.

twenty-five cents was the top price PAID
for butter in this market saturday .....
Mrs. Mehitabe DanfOrth, widow of Peter
Dauforth, died Sunday, at the age or 10.
years, months and 9 daYs...... Mrs. T.
Alclitfe Teske of Hartford, Conn, evan
gelist aud lecturer delivered atemperauce
lecture SUNDAY evening in the Methodist
church - a lar2e audience. Her lecture
was the best ever delivered here On that
subject. she is To hold "A serie, of meet
ngs here TINS week and will talk on me
temperance question again next sunday
evening. ...... Wilson's mlnst. els played
10 large audience Monday evening ~
Hollev hall Green, an old
resident, died last Thursday. Rev. ID.
w. Davis and family lett last week Tor
their new home in Mendon. ..",, Mrs,
Betsey Needham has discontinued the
Chautauqua course. Although ~ years
of age, she can always be found III hsr aG-
customed place IN the Methodist church
on Sunday.
New Haven.
The installation of Rev. c. 5. Sargent
at Adams, Mass, will occur on WedneS-
day of this week The New Haven pastor
and church are invited, and w. w. war
rem has been chosen delegate. MI >
b. NJ. Cowles has been quite SICK the past
week, but is now cOnvalesoeut. MT
CoWles's daughter, Mrs q, II. Hammond
has also been quite i'll but is better. Dr'
Eddy OF Middlehury has the care or DON
csse8. ...... For the settlement OF me estate
of the late ID. III. Squier, w. Nj. Mcintyre
has been appointed executor, with T.. A
Dowd aud G. w. Barton apprais
ers and commissioners. The lattSl
viii hold their first meeting the lSth
The second meeting Of commissioners oi
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a. -. Pm 'l'j, 'dI ms o,oI1,yf, Mss
.-l',, i'',' NV, '''V
tr. ~ \ nnr..,,, ~. l..,..., ,,.;,,, ,'.',.
no b,ta d41cttIr.. i. y,-iuu', AT her.
fathers. The Rev y. B Bradford. ia this
N.iiagc..... .....E. Beach Is about to
r"pair the dam o. the chair iac-
.iL, pf'u- ,'E. samuel ANHieWS
80 i>,,t..'''E ~ ~ 'pT .N..'...
rtirGb9snd tha ".nsnIa,,, bo.,sa has .'Il
!. rn p : Rn.lorl If Wii'js.nn 'fnr s.ln
Nr. Bullock IS tha father of Mrs. W n.
Curtis OF this vjlapa.....Nrs. Il. {.
Booth, who mad partial paralytc shock
Whlle Nlsi'ln4 lrIruus ia Newton, Mass,
Ig,'I'l"S j." a'o,,D I"e sum GVu1',ou a.
~. M 49,. 1'e en-
6r \ "A CoI1n,. i.fl lf,1Inv n,G.n'i,n.,
for EIassacLu.4tt-. yGer. he u,il mako d,
short stay previous to h., departure upon
his proposed trip through the Southern
States and West as far as Kansas and
Colorado. Upon z .iS trip he N!u Le nc
c0mpanled uy hl- hro,heriu-HW, DE-
ToW@ OF Enfield, Mass. MIS-. Spm.y., Ia
Jhe meantime WUt ieNI+u I'm Na--Hc.u-
--tts Jr. IL. d. i,H.I formerly ui NI-
tln, uui more Ie,'''.- OBJ Florence, Ntr-..
rcee = y: -Ju..- #. i- physician ".
'H,- village. In.E.r- regrets Hre
express .1"|, '".H@ to thr neHtl of
..- l.H'r. tr' b..'.r feels OBLIGED
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THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN our OWN
STATE.


Homer Irish has some splendid Ho,ueh
russeJs Of last years crop, as SOUND rs
bell.
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Miss Belle Gibson returned Monday to
her home in COhoes, n. Y, after a short
visit with relatives. .....N. +. Wilson had
the misfortune to have one of his horses
quite badly injured short time since by
falling in a well. Mrs. Ira Lord is very
low with dropsy ....A large party as
sembled al the residence of r. p. ThOmp.
son, last Thursday evening to observe the
beauty of n night blooming cereus.
ICNTINGTON.
Mr.. Lewis father Of Mrs. Dorman
Scofield, died Monday at her residence
and the funeral took place Wednesday.
in this vicinity 10 do any damage as yet.
...... Mrs. nd, Fuller, Mr. Cav-rly ind
wife and Miss Maud Collins returned ~
MASSACHUSETTS l9st Monday.
\ man in town 10y the name OF Smith
recently disappeared leaving his wife and
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N.ss Fanny sherman, aged GI years, an
old resident widely known and rrpected,
was buried last Wednesday ........ Curtis
y. Arms aud Mark Couerdy have gone TO
Sioux CITY, Iowa. for Il few weeks, look
ing after cattle ranch and other Western
investments. ..M Mrs. Mai Sanborn has
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Cu# E,.1.s NIGH. .. b. .r.l r..v
N't.. r.. 30. ..to. six .a.l..
grarnI ..a- tlo t. f.r itu ra,.... ..
la.. .-. f.. pt-.p .#o Na. oH. .a.
Wei. .uu -.r-, We're dug ..tuuuus
a,t-aa.......A Ap".e- N,.s mp nsi .naz.
l.-.. Il ..e .t-. lW5 "-e--. .." .-"- d .l.
i.l- No.a iU.I t--t Gr.o..l.N 900 .ou
day. latter fH"h .3';.......i .il,rt ''f, been
lJti- U.. grain =J,rel To- date. ,-H.,- rI.-t-
auHcI early have come up very 5paUo3.
......GIc Di jle Iirst signs ol p"Ius I- tn-
trlFeIu- .Jrs- GRADER With his Gtr- al
babies, and his ha--y re.Uu % warmer
quarters than lodgings along tile WOUl
sides indicates the approach OI Nl4tcr.....
Hunters complain of the scarcity OF
foxes, much to the satisfaction OF poultry
ralsers. Several car load of sloNftke
potatoes have been shipped from this aud
adjoining stations, bringing - cents
bushel, ...... Carlisle Lewis, = A. VIII
llams and Rev. j. X. Williams of Under
hill spent pleasant fortnight hunting in
the Adirondack wilderness bringing back
a deer AS a result or their skill..... Farm
erS here complain of Il light yield in OATS,
wheat and buckwheat, the same rs in
other sections. Early oats are good in
measure and weight, Dut lare gram Is
hardly WOrl IA threshing III many instances
.....Ihe abundant hay crop has natural
ly increased the price OF cattle, and good
cows and young stock are in far demand.
......There is considerable uneasiness
among farmers at the nearutsS of the cat
tie disease reported in Bristol in au ad-
Joining county. Parties have been
earring Fameuse apples at 3 per barrel.
No sales of winter fruit vet.
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Rev, !. *. Williams attended the meet
ing OF the American board last week at
Springfield ..... Isaac Whittaker's new
house IS approaching completion. ....John
Bragg and A..W Terrill arekeeping house
together IN the home of the latter.......
John GoOdhue of st. Albans, an Old-time
resident, made calls upon some of his Old
acquaintances last week. Mrs. Amos
Humhprey is visiting her mother near
Greet Fails, y. H.,....John Whitaker is
making some Improvements on his home
..,... About % couples attended the dance
given by mine host Whipple at the Custer
house last Tuesday ..... Morrill, Metcalf is
improving. Oliver Wells is reported
quite sick......It is expected that the
steam mill now run by Day Il Noyes will
herun all winter. r...... Philander Witherell
has moved into the house purchased by
him of Earnest Goodwin. Don G.
Hawley of the L. Y. NJ. spent Sunday in
town with his parents...... Miss Edith
daughter of John Lessor, Il former resi-
dent, now of the Malletts Bay House is
visiting friends in town. Mrs. Byron
Day has been on the sick list FOR several
days. ... Samuel Hale and wife have re
turned from a pleasure trip to Lockport,
y. Y...,.. Maud Edwards, who went to
Montpelier to work, about three weeks
ago, has returned. MIR. and Mrs
George Brown of Essex, the fatheI@ aud
mother of Mrs. IIima Howe of this place,
left ia company with a, Is. SOmers last
Monday fOr.an extended trip to Virginia.
If pleased with the country, Mr., Brown
may settle there at some future time......
Il. ii. Chaplin is in Boston this week buy
ing goods. William Kirby has rented
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Weybridge.

Mrs. Lillian Gilmore is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +, Sprague.....
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs, Burt Sturteiant, on
September %, a sou.....The w. c, I. |.
viii meet at Mrs. Benjamin Hager's on
Wednesday the l2th.....The funeral of
Mrs. Frank james was largely attended
GA FRIDAY the ith.
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